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Soonthon LUPKITARO(Ph.D.)
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Nearly human capability Jun 4, 2017

Not only for summary creating, the person who studies English as the second language can exploit this feature excellently. I efficiently used Microsoft Word's summary functions until recently, though.
[But I avoid introducing this function to post-graduate students in order to kill their ability to conclude statements]

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